Centaur Cassette

If you are a fan of Campagnolo little else needs to be said. A hair heavier than the Chorus cassette, but overall quite good

Crisp and clean, precisely machined, shifts great.I used this with a Sram 11-speed derailleur, and the hybrid mix worked out great. The spacing for these 11-speed cogs is the same regardless of Sram, Shimano or Campagnolo.Light and beautifully made.

Saves hundreds over Chorus or Record. Stamped metal, but fully functional.

The chrome finish is beautiful, very nice range of speeds for all kinds of terrain, excellent fit and design, not as heavy as it looks, overall very nice -I have a pair of older Campagnolo Nucleon wheels (originally 9 speed) which I converted to 10 speed years ago, I’ve been looking for a way to upgrade the wheels to 11 speeds and this cassette solved my problem. No additional parts to buy, no grinding or mods needed at all, the recessed cog (next to spokes) allowed it to fit all 11 cogs just barely but perfectly.

Easy install w the lockring removal tool and chain whip. A little tricky to get splines lined up if you goof and move one of the cogs out of its alignment.

its priced reasonably and it works very well

Tried to make this range work with a Chorus 11-speed rear derailleur that I put a new medium length cage on. The two largest cogs consistently made a noise, in spite of b-screw adjustment and even trying a Wolf Tooth Road Link. I simply could not get this combination to be smooth. So I am back to the original 11-27 cassette and the Chorus short cage for now.

wasnt as smooth (changing, & fitting) as other campy cassettes :(, but eventually it runs OK